WEBVTT 00:00.000 --> 00:06.400 made especially for growing children present Jack Barry's juvenile jury now 00:06.400 --> 00:12.880 here's our host for another spontaneous session of juvenile jury Jack Barry 00:15.920 --> 00:20.240 thank you very much again everyone in a very cordial welcome the juvenile jury 00:20.240 --> 00:22.960 the program where five average youngsters try to solve the problems 00:22.960 --> 00:25.800 you folks all across the nation have been nice enough to send to them I'd 00:25.800 --> 00:28.640 like you to meet the kids this week first of all there's Lin Rose Cohen how 00:28.640 --> 00:33.520 old are you Lin Rose? I'm seven and a half. Here is Richard Goodall how old are you Richard? I was ten years old 00:33.520 --> 00:45.800 yesterday. Well happy birthday to you. Down here in the bottom row Alberta Finnerow how old are you Alberta? I'm playing six. You're what? Playing six. I see. In the center Joe Ward how old are you Joe? Six. And last but not least the 00:45.800 --> 00:52.800 newcomer to juvenile jury Michelle Fogle how old are you Michelle? Three. Thank you nice to have you all on juvenile jury. 00:52.800 --> 01:15.760 Michelle you're only on the program the first night and you're starting to ad-lib already eh? Well once again on juvenile jury we're going to try to solve the problems you folks have sent to us. Each problem which we use on the program will get to the person who has sent it to us a lovely gift of this handsome Underwood champion portable typewriter. It's a luxury portable with twelve big machine feet. 01:15.760 --> 01:38.760 We're sending an Underwood portable to Mrs. LH of Medford Oregon for this letter. She writes and says my five year old son wants to be a veterinarian when he grows up and every time he sees a dog or a cat he wraps his handkerchief around their paws and tails. He says he has to learn how to put bandages on animals because he wants to take care of them when he gets older. What should I do about this? Michelle? 01:38.760 --> 02:01.760 The mother should throw the drug out and make a hole in the snow and snowman and then up and close the hole with a cover and stamp on it and the door and they'll have no more drugs in them. 02:01.760 --> 02:28.760 What problem are you working on Michelle? My mother told me to say that. Your mother told you to say that? My father told me. How could your mother or father tell you? You didn't know what this problem was going to be. 02:28.760 --> 02:53.760 How could they tell you to say it? Because they heard me. They heard you? When? A long time ago. That was yesterday. Well it's very confusing to me. I don't know how you could know the answers before we even give you the problem. I know them. 02:53.760 --> 03:17.760 We're going to have to straighten this out with your mother and father. Maybe your father is Dunnage or the mind reader. I know. My father was down there and now he's up there. I think this is a magic show. Maybe it is. Michelle we're going to have to straighten this out and find out just how you gather all this information. 03:17.760 --> 03:38.760 Maybe he's smooth. Who? My daddy. He doesn't have wings anyway. Your father doesn't? He doesn't have wings? He's not an invisible man. If your father knew anything about these problems before I did tonight then your father is not invisible he's superman. 03:38.760 --> 03:59.760 You know what he is? What? He's a sailor because he sells tie-dye. I mean sewing machines not tie-dye. Well you get yourself straightened out Michelle we'll be back to you in just a moment. Joe what about this boy who wants to be a veterinarian or take care of animals, dogs and cats when he gets older? 03:59.760 --> 04:28.760 Well, he lacks that mind. Do they have a dog? Does who have a dog? Does that boy have a dog in his house? Maybe I ought to go back to Michelle I don't know. He doesn't have one now but that's when he sees dogs and cats in the street he runs around with their handkerchiefs around their thugs. Makes them believe he's taking care of them. 04:28.760 --> 04:42.760 Do they allow to have dogs in their neighborhood? Yes. Why doesn't he get one? He has enough money. Get a dog. Okay. Lynn Rose Cohen. 04:42.760 --> 05:04.760 Well I think his mother should explain to him that he should practice math so he should put handkerchiefs and things around the door so it may hurt the door. He's not really helping him now. I think his mother should explain to him that it's not right really and that other people don't like it either. We have to put handkerchiefs around the door and I think he'll stop. 05:04.760 --> 05:22.760 Okay. Richard Goodall. Well as Lynn Rose said wrapping handkerchiefs around dogs and cats isn't exactly good for them. I don't mean that he's not trying to do well. I think he's a little bit too young to really know what he's doing. 05:22.760 --> 05:42.760 But if the mother just took him and explained to him well it's not that I'm calling it you but the other people don't like you to take your handkerchief and go wrapping it around other dogs and cats. I think he'll stop it. 05:42.760 --> 06:02.760 Okay. Alberta. Well Jack I think the mother should try to explain to the child not to wrap these handkerchiefs around his paws. When he gets older I think he can start really working on it and that will help perhaps. 06:02.760 --> 06:20.760 Alright I think that's very good Alberta. I think that he should be told. More important I think that any boy that loves dogs and cats as much as this boy does should be entitled to have one in his home. Ladies and gentlemen I think it's very important to point out right now that all the problems on Juvenile Jury that we present to the children they are presented to the first time. 06:20.760 --> 06:32.760 They are completely spontaneous. I have the slightest idea in the world what Michelle means. She did not see this problem before we appeared here on the program tonight and I thought it important that you know that everything on this program is completely spontaneous and unrehearsed. 06:32.760 --> 06:47.760 I'd like you to meet a young lady from Long Island City who has a problem she'd like you to solve. She's visiting the program in person. She is three years old and her name is Deborah Kutsko. Deborah come on out. 06:47.760 --> 07:10.760 Hiya Deborah. How do you feel? Good. What's your problem? My car stalls. Your what? My car stalls. Your car stalls? Yes. Gee they're issuing driver's licenses early this year aren't they? You mean your daddy's car? Yes. Your daddy's car stalls? Yes. And what about it? 07:10.760 --> 07:31.760 My daddy don't buy a new car. Oh you want your daddy to buy a new car? Yes. And he doesn't want to? Yes. I see. There's the problem because she wants her daddy to buy a new car and he doesn't want to. Any questions you'd like to ask? Joe you got a question? No. Not a question. Who's got a question? No. Michelle what's your question? 07:31.760 --> 07:56.760 My daddy should buy a new car. That's quite a question. Because a convertible is better. You see this girl is really Michelle's mother. You think she should get a convertible Michelle? Okay. Any questions? 07:56.760 --> 08:22.760 Why does she want her father to get a new car? Why do you want your father to get a new car Deborah? Because the old car stalls. Because it stalls. Any other questions? Why doesn't he want to get a new car Deborah? Because he likes the old car. Why does he like the old car? Because the old car is better than the new car. The old car is better than the new car? Yes. 08:22.760 --> 08:38.760 Madman Muntz better hear about this. Alberta? Jack what did she say just now? I want to know why doesn't his father want to get a new car? He thinks the old car is better than the new car. Oh that's what I wanted to know. That's what we wanted to know. Any other questions kids? Michelle? 08:38.760 --> 08:55.760 I think um... Why did she say that? She said that her father doesn't want to get a new car. He likes the old one better. 08:55.760 --> 09:16.760 She should tell her father to get the convertible because that's even better. And it has no hood. What? With the hood down. With the hood down? And when you press a button it goes up. 09:16.760 --> 09:28.760 Well that's quite true. Tell me what kind of a car does your daddy have now Deborah? An old one. What kind of an old one? A jalopy. 09:28.760 --> 09:51.760 That's a new model I hadn't heard about that one. Does he have a 1943 jalopy? Yes. Well the 1944 jalopy were much better I remember that year. What do you want to be when you get older Deborah? A daddy. 09:51.760 --> 10:07.760 Maybe you better trade seats with Michelle. You want to be a daddy? I'll lay a thousand to one you don't make it. Any other questions kids? Richard? 10:07.760 --> 10:24.760 Can your father afford this new car? Can your father afford the new car? No. No? How much do you think a new car costs? 80 cents. How much? 80 cents. 80 cents? 10:24.760 --> 10:39.760 Well of course that's when the prices are high nowadays. 80 cents huh? That's for the jalopy. 80 cents. I wouldn't do it if I were he either. It's too expensive I think. 10:39.760 --> 10:56.760 Let's take a run down here kids. Do you think your daddy should buy a new car or not? Lynn Rose go ahead. Well I think that if he wants to buy a new car he can. If he doesn't want it I think he should have his car fixed or tuned for a little more and I think he can invest it. Thank you. 10:56.760 --> 11:16.760 If he wants to buy a new car. Richard Goodall. Well I agree with Rose. Since he can't afford a new car he isn't going to get one. But I do think that he should go in somewhere and have his car fixed because not only from that point of view but something's liable to happen too. 11:16.760 --> 11:36.760 Okay. Alberta? Jack I think that the mother should try to explain to the little girl not to ask her father so much because some day he might surprise her and I think he ought to go in some place that will really fix the car up and then he can use the car again. 11:36.760 --> 12:01.760 Okay Joe. Well I think you should be lucky that you got one. Because if you get two. Don't be so greedy. Wait Joe. Wait. Don't get too excited. She doesn't want two. She only wants one. She wants him to sell the jalopy and get a new one. A new jalopy. 12:01.760 --> 12:21.760 No one would want to buy a jalopy. A what? No one would want to buy a what Joe? A jalopy is too old. Wait a while Joe. A what? You called it jalopy. No Joe. You called it jalopy. I called it jalopy. 12:21.760 --> 12:32.760 What did you say? How do you say that? Jalopy. Jalopy. Jalopy. Jalopy. Jalopy. That's right. Okay. Now do you think that she should get a new car or not? Her daddy should get a new car. 12:32.760 --> 12:56.760 Well like I said. No one would want to buy a jalopy. It's too old. You know it's not very new. It doesn't look nice. If this was a new car it would be different like a Chevrolet. You have just made Dinah Shore very happy. Michelle what uh. 12:56.760 --> 13:19.760 Michelle. I threw that kiss to my wife incidentally. Michelle what do you think that she should do? Uh. That the mommy should go to the theater. To buy a convertible I know. To buy a convertible. To buy a uh a Cadillac. 13:19.760 --> 13:40.760 Uh Debra. The minute you get off this stage and go backstage to see your daddy. You tell him that Michelle on this program said he should buy a Cadillac. Okay. But I do think in all seriousness you should leave it up to his judgment. He has the money and decide whether he can afford one this year or not. In the meantime see if he can't get the old one fixed up. 13:40.760 --> 14:00.760 Thank you very much for being with us Debra. You've been a nice guest. Bye. May I uh. May I take a moment. Goodbye Debra. I don't think she'll make it. May I take a moment to remind you that if you'd like to visit our program or if you'd like to submit problems to us. 14:00.760 --> 14:14.760 Remembering that if we use them you get the handsome Underwood Champion portable pipe writer. Here's the address to which you write. Write to juvenile jury box number 329 radio city station New York 20 New York. Juvenile jury box number 329 radio city station New York 20 New York. 14:14.760 --> 14:29.760 We're sending Mrs. F.W. of Tarrington Wyoming and Underwood portable kids to this problem. It's an interesting one. She says do you think it is easier to be the mother or the father in the family? Which one has the harder job? The mother or the father? Michelle. 14:29.760 --> 14:37.760 Uh. I. Michelle let me ask you a question. Did you ever hear this problem before I told it to you right now? Yes. 14:37.760 --> 14:53.760 I didn't hear what you just said. What did you say Michelle? I didn't hear what you just said. Boy I'm glad she said that. She didn't hear what I said but she heard the problem before anyway. 14:53.760 --> 15:05.760 I didn't hear the problem. Oh didn't you hear it? No. You've never heard it before? No you were talking so loud you were scaring me. That's why I couldn't hear you. 15:05.760 --> 15:34.760 Okay go back up and go home. Michelle the problem is do you think it's easier or harder to be the mother or the father? Which is the hardest to be the mother or the father in the family? I think the mother. Why? Because she's even better than me. When my daddy goes to work I don't tell him that I. I don't need to. He tells me that I should stay home and I listen to him and I stay with my mother. 15:34.760 --> 15:52.760 Do you think it's harder to be a mother? Yes. Alright. Richard Goodall? Well I'm going to have to say this but I really think that a woman's job is harder than a man's. There's an old saying that holds very true to this problem. 15:52.760 --> 16:12.760 Fathers work from dawn to sun but mothers work is never done which is quite true. Thank you Nick Kenny. A mother can get through with the dishes and she has to go do the housework and she gets through with the housework she has to make supper. 16:12.760 --> 16:27.760 She gets through with supper she has to wash the dishes again and she has to go clean the house again. It's just like a merry-go-round but a man he comes home from work he's just down in the easy chair starts smoking the pipe and reads the paper in it. 16:27.760 --> 16:45.760 Richard we could very well do without you around here. You could easily be replaced by Michelle's brother. What did you say Michelle? 16:45.760 --> 17:01.760 That wasn't my brother who was here long time yesterday. He was my husband. He was my husband. 17:01.760 --> 17:19.760 Ladies and gentlemen I want you to know that Michelle didn't get the problem for the program her husband did. And every time I see my father I see him going to the bathroom. 17:19.760 --> 17:42.760 And he loves the toys. He thinks he has the night brother. Nobody really does. He likes to be seen. I say let me in daddy. 17:42.760 --> 17:55.760 Well naturally that's where he goes. That's where we keep the problem. Well kids let's get on here now. Joe Wood. Joe do you think it's harder to be the mother or the father in a family? 17:55.760 --> 18:21.760 Really both is hard. Really it's confusing. The daddy has a lot of work and the mom has a lot of work. I think both is really hard. Both the same. 18:21.760 --> 18:29.760 Alright I think we'll stop it at that Joe. Both jobs are very very difficult. A mother's job and a daddy's job. They're both very very difficult. 18:29.760 --> 18:34.760 A mommy and daddy work hard together. I'm sure they raise wonderful children like all of you here on Juvenile Jury. 18:34.760 --> 18:43.760 I'd like you to meet a young man this time who's here in the studios in person. He's from Westbury Long Island. He has a problem for you. He's five years old and his name is Donnie Mackler. Donnie come on out. 18:43.760 --> 18:55.760 Hi Donnie. Hi. How are you feeling? Fine. What's your problem Donnie? I have a loose tooth and my daddy doesn't want to pull it out. 18:55.760 --> 19:02.760 You have a loose tooth and your daddy doesn't want to pull it out? Alright. How about that kids? Any questions you want to ask? Richard? 19:02.760 --> 19:15.760 Well is it a first tooth or a second tooth? Uh a first tooth. What do they call a baby tooth huh? Uh I think so. Yes it's a baby tooth. Joe? Well what do you want to come out of the tooth? 19:15.760 --> 19:26.760 I want my daddy to pull it out. Why? Because I'll get money. You'll get money? I'm going to yank every tooth of my head out. 19:26.760 --> 19:34.760 How much money do you think you're going to get Donnie? Half a dollar. Not only that but I'm going to do it right away. 19:34.760 --> 19:49.760 You want to ask a question Michelle? What's your question? Um my daddy should pull the tooth out because uh not pull the tooth out I mean take him to the dentist. 19:49.760 --> 20:02.760 The dentist? Well I think so. Alberta? Jack Michelle took the worst right out of my mouth. You're lucky she didn't take the teeth. 20:02.760 --> 20:11.760 Jack why does a little boy want his father to do it why not the dentist do it? Yeah how about that? I want the dentist to do it better. 20:11.760 --> 20:23.760 You want the dentist or your father to do it? My father. Why don't you want the dentist to do it? Well my father can do it. 20:23.760 --> 20:34.760 Once I had a tooth and I wanted to. It was like pulling teeth to get that out of him. What did you say Michelle? Um once I had a tooth and I went to the dentist with my brother. 20:34.760 --> 20:42.760 You sure it wasn't? Yeah my husband died. I had a feeling you'd change that it wouldn't be your brother. What do you want to be when you get older Donnie? 20:42.760 --> 20:55.760 Doctor and a doctor. Doctor and a doctor. Well that'll be two of you Donnie and Donnie. Why do you want to be a doctor? 20:55.760 --> 21:04.760 Because one of my friends is a nurse and that's why I want to be a doctor. Long range planning I'd call it. 21:04.760 --> 21:11.760 What about it how about a run down here kids what do you think should he be let his daddy have his daddy pull out his tooth or not? Lynn Rose? 21:11.760 --> 21:21.760 Well I think that he should let his tooth come out himself. I think that when his tooth is ready to come out it will come out by itself and I think it's going to be much more comfortable 21:21.760 --> 21:29.760 sometimes when you pull it out it starts hurting you a little then it starts bleeding. Oh what a soap opera this is going to turn into. 21:29.760 --> 21:42.760 I think you'll get the money just the same and I think it's going to be more easy sometimes it starts bleeding even more when you pull it out I think you should let it come out naturally when it wants to come out by itself. 21:42.760 --> 21:53.760 Have you had some experience in this line? There's a couple of spaces open in your mouth right now aren't there Lynn Rose? I suppose so. Richard? 21:53.760 --> 22:09.760 Well I agree with Lynn Rose you should leave the tooth come out by itself unless it starts paining you. If it starts giving you pain then I think your father who is a dentist should pull it out but if it doesn't start hurting you leave it fall out by itself. 22:09.760 --> 22:21.760 Okay, Alberta? Oh Jack why doesn't your father want to pull it out a little bit? Because the second tooth is not ready to come out. 22:21.760 --> 22:41.760 Yeah the second tooth isn't ready and if it isn't ready what are you going to do? I think you should really wait until the tooth comes out because it will be better because the tooth will come out itself and the teeth will come just in nice so I think you ought to wait. 22:41.760 --> 23:03.760 Alright, Joe Ward? Like I said before. What do you mean like you said before? What did you say before? I think you should buy a Cadillac myself Donny because when you have a Cadillac you know oh that's a different problem I forgot. 23:03.760 --> 23:23.760 Joe you say let it come out by itself? Yes and since then everyone has been agreeing with me. First Lynn Rose then Richard. And I said first. Well that's because you are of a highly superior mental ability. Don't you agree? 23:23.760 --> 23:45.760 Michelle what do you advise this fellow to do? Let it come out by itself and another one will float. Do you have any teeth out Michelle? No. No? None of your teeth have fallen out yet? How come? 23:45.760 --> 24:11.760 Because they like to stay in the place. They like to stay in? What about your husband? What does he say about this? He has a tooth too long. Your husband has one tooth? And he doesn't care. He lets it come out by itself. 24:11.760 --> 24:31.760 He should do that too. Yes he should. The kids seem to think you should let the tooth come out naturally and it will not give you as much trouble and since your daddy is a dentist I'm sure he knows exactly when it should come out. Thank you very much for being with us Donny and good luck with your tooth. Bye. 24:31.760 --> 24:53.760 Well that's about it for this week's session of Juvenile Jury. We hope you'll come back next week at the same time and we'll be here of course. Until then good bye and good luck from Lynn Rose Cohen. Bye bye. Richard Goodall. Bye. Alberta Fitterer. Bye everybody. Joe Ward. Bye. And the pride of this evening Michelle Fogle. Bye. Goodbye to you. 24:53.760 --> 25:05.760 We'll be seeing you next week and this is Jack Barry saying out of the mouths of babes, off times come gents. Goodbye everyone. 25:05.760 --> 25:21.760 Look in again next week at the same time when the makers of Geritol for that tired feeling and Geritol Junior, the wonderful new blood building tonic made especially for growing children again present Jack Barry's Juvenile Jury.